Sattellite Pro 6100 USB XP SP2 drops USB device after standby

I have a Satellite Pro 6100 running XpPro.
I have a problem since I installed the XP Service Pack 2 in that the USB drops when the computer comes out of standby.
The computer is fine until then, but I can replicate this only with the SP2 installed. Luckily I did a Norton Ghost and I have restored it to pre-SP2 status for the time being.
It does not matter what is connected to the USB port, nor which port anything is plugged in. Coming out of standby causes a balloon message on the taskbar on an icon which represents the USB port - and the message says "USB Device not recognised"
I cannot find any help on the microsoft site, nor on the newsgroup. I am at a loss as where else I can look.
Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Hello
I dont know which USB device you use but it is known to me that some external devices like DVD-ROMs doesnt support standby or hibernate mode. Try to remove the unit from USB port and connect it again. I am pretty sure that it should works again.
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